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September (Web-only)

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Weblog: The World's Most Outrageous Biblical Lawsuit
The largest Christian store chain will open on Sundays
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The Dick Staub Interview: Sheila Walsh Says Stop
"The author, singer, and popular speaker talks about learning to put praise above performance"


Weblog: Canadian House Passes Bill Critics Say May Ban Bible Passages
"More Ten Commandments disputes, Jews upset over Presbyterian church, and other stories from online sources around the world."
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Weblog: Missionaries in India Concerned as Hindu Activists Break Up Prayer Meeting
"Rick Warren's big business, VeggieTales vs. Davey and Goliath, and other stories from online sources around the world"
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Christian History Corner: Breaking Down the Faith/Learning Wall
How the history of Christians in higher education has stacked the deck against Robert Sloan's new Baylor.
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"Weblog: Kenneth Hagin, 'Word of Faith' Preacher, Dies at 86"
The explicit Messiah
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Top Ten New Testament Archaeological Finds of the Past 150 Years
"How do shrouds, boats, inscriptions, and other artifacts better help us understand the Christ of the Ages?"
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"Weblog: Hindu Leader of Anti-Missionary Mob Gets Death Sentence, Others Life in Prison"
"Newsweek on the Holy Land's Christians, a confrontation between Anglican evangelicals and Rowan Williams, the end of church bingo, and other stories from online sources around the world"
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"Bill Pryor, the Man in the Middle"
Alabama attorney general catches flak from all sides
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Weblog: White House Widens Funding Possibilities for Religious Social Services
Will hanging Dara Singh make him an anti-Christian martyr? And other stories from online sources around the world
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What Do the Stones Cry Out?
Beware of claims that archaeology disproves—or proves—the Bible is true
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Remembering J.D. Douglas
One of the most highly regarded Christian journalists and editors of the late 20th century has gone home
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Film Forum: Secondhand Lions Roars
"Religious press film critics applaud Secondhand Lions and Bonhoeffer, but criticize Underworld, Cold Creek Manor, and Anything Else. Plus, more on Thirteen, Lost in Translation, The Lion King, and The Fighting Temptations"
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CT Classic: Listening to the Fifth Gospel
The sun-baked ruins of the Holy Land have a story to tell
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A Reformer's Agony
A high-caliber film shows how messy it was when Luther helped change the course of history
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CT Classic: Why We Dig the Holy Land
"If biblical archaeology is not reinvigorated, Scripture-illuminating evidence will remain buried in the Middle East"
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Christian History Corner: Six 'Faith-based' Stories and a Moral
Are Christian social ministries worth fighting for?
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Weblog: Taliban Says It Killed 'Evangelistic' Aid Worker
"Nigerian court frees woman from stoning sentence, and many other stories from online sources around the world"
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A Man of Peace
"While other monks march against peace, this fierce-looking cleric seeks accord"
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Being the Leaven
Why only a handful of Sri Lankan Christians wage peace via the difficult political process
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